Jessica T.
Pho broth was okay not the best one i had but good for once in a while type place. The noodle with shrimp is also okay but a little too salty to my taste. Id say this place is very Americanized place. Either too sweet or too salty.
… moreDeborah Nitz
The Phnom Penh sandwich is delicious! The flavors compliment eachother so well and taste so fresh and not heavy. The bread was soft on the inside and crispy outside. I have 2 weeks left in this area and am so sad this is the first time I have been here! Definitely a must stop!
… moreBenjamin Sage
This is my first time here, but I’ve eaten my fare share of this food. Fried dumplings were delicious and the Phnom Penh sandwich was just like I used to have. The bread was good, ingredients are fresh, and the meat was tender. Highly recommend and I will be going back.
… moreChristine P
We both got the vermicelli bowl, one with chicken one with pork. Both were decent. It’s amazing every Vietnamese restaurant put a different spin on this dish.
… morechip malik
Food was great but spicy was not really spicy. We were in white River Junction which may be the old train station. No house keeper here. I freed a ladybug from a spider web in the window. Place just needed a quick Swiffer run. Would do it again for sure..perhaps to go.
… moreSarah Nguyen
Fantastic southeast Asian flavors, especially for northern VT area. We tried the bun thit nuong (viet) and the Laksa (mi cari). The layers of flavor in the laksa was incredible. We just moved to the area and so thankful there is a tasty restaurant close by.
… morePearl Miran
Delicious! A no frills gem with authentic Cambodian food that’s affordable. The summer rolls, lemon grass beef sticks, and chicken satay were great to share and we got the phnom penh sandwich with lemon grass beef- the bread was toasted and slightly flaky, the beef well marinated, the pickled carrot was slightly sweet with a bite of vinegar, the fresh hint of cilantro, and then just the right amount of Mayo for it not to be dry. Total came out to be under $30 and fed two adults WELL!
… morePauline Pham
For my usual standards, Phnom Penh would be about a 2/5 but given that it is located in White River Junction…I’ll bump them up to a 3 because the Asian food around here is pretty scarce. I would assume it’s hard getting Asian ingredients up here. “Flavors from Southeast Asia”? Where? I could barely taste any flavor. The beef spring rolls weren’t bad but had a weird taste to them. I wasn’t a fan. The Kuy Teav Cha looked promising despite being priced at a whopping $18.95. Unfortunately the dish lacked depth. I was searching for flavor but it was pretty lost to me. The stir fried noodles in the dish were pretty bland. The lemongrass beef needed to be amped up a lot more. The coconut shrimp was just okay due to the natural shrimp flavor but everything was lacking. We got the vegetarian pad thai dish for my vegetarian friend and she said hers was pretty bland as well. I grew up eating Vietnamese food so I love Viet, Cambodian, and Thai cuisine, however, Phnom Penh would not satisfy any sort of Asian food craving for me. It seems the further up north you go in the US the more flavor you lose.
… moreRachel Buckman
I messed up my order and they generously replaced it for me. The food was delicious! It was my first time trying Cambodian food and I loved it! The Tofu is fried like a dream. Thank you
… moreAni
Cute place, friendly service & people, and delicious! We had the Phnom Penh sandwich with lemongrass beef and a bowl of pho and both were delicious and great portion size and price as well. Cute area as well to explore. Definitely recommend!
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